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13:25Now PlayingBattle of Moscow (Operatie Taifun) was the last major German assault during Operation Barbarossa near the end of 1941. The goal was the capture of Moscow. That would end the German invasion of the Soviet Union. So the Germans thought. What was the German perspective on the Battle of Moscow? How did German soldiers experience the war? This video is part of the series about the German perspective on World War II and is about the first German defeat in WW2.
History Hustle presents: How Germany Experienced the First Big Defeat: the Battle of Moscow (1941).
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– The German War. A Nation under Arms, 1939-45 (Nicholas Stargardt).
– Russia's War (Richard Overy).
– A Stranger to Myself: The Inhumanity of War: Russia, 1941-1944 (Willy Peter Reese).
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Operation Barbarossa 1941
Amazing Raw Footage of Operation Barbarossa during WWII
Ostfront 1942 - Heavy Combat Footage
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